#19june

[apureniallsource]

Niall taking a photo with fans in Bangor - 06/19

[entropywritez]

image: A scan of a paint pen drawing in a sketchbook of a character and information about him. He is a cartoonish anthropomorphic slug, wearing a green shirt with a sprout on it and white shorts. To his right is the text "Chulip! Artsy slug. Scarecrow field resident. Comes out of the home at 10:30, draws, 50/50 viva/angry. "I need to get better at landscapes..." Under this text is a line drawing of the same character with music notes next to his head. Text says "+1000 Z, +Nice Letter," with a smiley face. Under all of this is a letter icon with the text "Dear Chu, Thank you for the kiss. Here is a portrait of you -Artsy Slug," with a cartoon drawing of a portrait next to it. The signature reads 19JUNE'23. end description.

I finished watching the Stephen and Mal playthrough of Chulip, and now I'm thinking so incredibly hard about it. Made myself a little guy. Gonna draw the little guys. Yeah baby.

[jeevanjali]

Aaj Ka Love Rashifal 20 June: ये लोग कर सकते हैं अपने प्यार का इजहार , पढ़ें लव राशिफलAaj Ka Love Rashifal 19June: राशिफल के अनुसार आज यानि 20 जून 2024 गुरुवार का दिन सभी 12 राशियों की लवलाइफ के लिए बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण रहेगा। दैनिक लव राशिफल (Daily Love Rashifal) में कुछ राशियों को उनके पार्टनर की तरफ से भरपूर प्यार मिलेगा

[xtruss]

Illustration by João Fazenda

Juneteenth and the Meaning of Freedom! Emancipation is a Marker of Progress for White Americans, Not Black Ones.

— By Jelani Cobb | Published in the New Yorker June 20, 2020 Issue | Monday 19June, 2023

When word circulated earlier this month that Donald J. Trump would resume his campaign rallies on June 19th, with an event in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the confluence of date and location suggested that his typically leaden-handed racial trolling had taken on new levels of nuance. On its face, the choice of Tulsa defies political logic. In the upcoming Presidential election, Oklahoma is neither in play (Trump currently holds a nineteen-point lead there) nor lucrative (it will deliver just seven electoral votes to the winner).

By comparison, Trump trails Joe Biden by five points in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, and eight points in Michigan—all states that have more electoral votes and are crucial to Trump’s reëlection hopes. But, when taken in conjunction with the date—June 19th, or Juneteenth, the informal holiday on which African-Americans recognize the delayed emancipation of the enslaved inhabitants of Texas—the choice of the second-largest city in a sparsely populated, deeply red state assumes additional significance. Ninety-nine years ago, the homes and the businesses of the black community in that city were levelled, and as many as three hundred people were killed by white mobs in what came to be known as the Tulsa Massacre.

To close observers, Trump’s move seemed like a knockoff of Ronald Reagan’s decision to speak in Philadelphia, Mississippi—the site of the murders of the civil-rights workers Andrew Goodman, James Chaney, and Michael Schwerner—in August, 1980, immediately after he had won the Republican Presidential nomination. (In June, 2016, Donald Trump, Jr., made a campaign stop there on behalf of his father; Trump himself made three campaign visits to Mississippi, where, that summer, he polled higher than in any other state.)But Trump, and whoever in his Administration proposed the Tulsa rally, likely had more contemporary concerns. If the serial protests, the outrage, and the conflagrations of the past three weeks can be viewed as a statement about race in the United States, the rally was meant to be a response. Like Reagan in 1980, Trump is apparently seeking to shore up support among whites who not only tolerate racism but feel that they, in fact, are the group being persecuted.

Yet even this inspired bit of middle-fingering the movement was shot through with Trumpian ineptitude. For decades, even among African-Americans, Juneteenth was primarily celebrated by those who lived in or were from Texas. In recent years, it has been more widely observed, but still overwhelmingly by African-Americans. The Trump team, in designing the Juneteenth stunt, dramatically elevated awareness of the day. Companies across the country have made Juneteenth a paid vacation day; governors, including Ralph Northam, of Virginia, announced plans to declare it an official state holiday. The backlash prompted Trump to postpone the rally by twenty-four hours. In another sense, though, the Administration’s actions were entirely apt for a day bound up with the ambivalent history of freedom in the United States.

On June 19, 1865, when Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, to deliver General Order No. 3, proclaiming emancipation, the Civil War had been over for two months and freedom, at least theoretically, had been granted two and a half years earlier, by President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. (Congress had passed the Thirteenth Amendment, which abolished most forms of slavery, in January, 1865, though it was not ratified until December.) The size and the geography of Texas aided slaveholders in attempts to keep those enslaved from learning of emancipation. This was vital to the war effort: Lincoln’s edict had been calculated to disrupt the Confederate economy, which depended on enslaved labor. To the extent that Southern whites could keep the knowledge of emancipation to themselves, that labor force could be held in check. The strategy didn’t work: news of the emancipation spread, and Confederate states were hampered by black people escaping to the Union lines, with many of the men enlisting in the Northern ranks. The language of the Texas order spoke to the fragile nature of this new freedom; the paragraph that affirms the end of slavery also warns the black population against idleness and notes that unauthorized gatherings at military posts will not be tolerated.

The Emancipation Proclamation itself had been hedged to balance Northern interests and to incentivize Southern states with at least the possibility of retaining slavery if they rejoined the Union: the order freed only those people enslaved in areas of the country that were rebelling against the federal government. But Texas was in rebellion, and its black population did qualify for freedom on January 1, 1863, when the proclamation took effect. Texas ignored the proclamation, as did the ten other Confederate states. This all indicates a fundamental misunderstanding of the significance of Juneteenth. The fact that slaveholders extracted thirty additional months of uncompensated labor from people who had been bought, sold, and worked to exhaustion, like livestock, throughout their lives is cause for mourning, not celebration. In honoring that moment, we should recognize a moral at the heart of that day in Galveston and in the entirety of American life: there is a vast chasm between the concept of freedom inscribed on paper and the reality of freedom in our lives.

In that regard, Juneteenth exists as a counterpoint to the Fourth of July; the latter heralds the arrival of American ideals, the former stresses just how hard it has been to live up to them. This failure was not exclusive to the South. Northern states generally abolished slavery in the decades after the American Revolution, but many slaveholders there, rather than free the people they held in bondage, sold them to traders in the South, or moved to states where the institution was still legal. The black men, women, and children who heard Granger’s pronouncement a hundred and fifty-five years ago in Galveston were not slaves; they were a barometer of American democracy.

There’s a paradox inherent in the fact that emancipation is celebrated primarily among African-Americans, and that the celebration is rooted in a perception of slavery as something that happened to black people, rather than something that the country committed. The paradox rests on the presumption that the arrival of freedom should be greeted with gratitude, instead of with self-reflection about what allowed it to be deprived in the first place. Emancipation is a marker of progress for white Americans, not black ones. Trump, in planning to go to Tulsa for Juneteenth, was not trolling black people. He was trolling the United States Constitution. ♦

[motivationalgurujee]

#19JUNE #2023

#Juneteenth

#WorldSaunteringDay

#WorldSickleCellAwarenessDay

#Motivationalgurujee @motivationalgurujee #SLOGAN #OM #SHORT #ENGLISH जीवन में उत्साह भरने के लिए हमारे सभी वीडियो को देखें ! जिससे आपको मोटिवेशन मिलेगा #सुविचार #प्रेरणा #हिंदी #इंग्लिश #भाषा

[motivationalgurujee]

#19JUNE #2023

#Juneteenth

#WorldSaunteringDay

#WorldSickleCellAwarenessDay

#Motivationalgurujee @motivationalgurujee #SLOGAN #OM #SHORT #ENGLISH जीवन में उत्साह भरने के लिए हमारे सभी वीडियो को देखें ! जिससे आपको मोटिवेशन मिलेगा #सुविचार #प्रेरणा #हिंदी #इंग्लिश #भाषा

DAY 5601

Jalsa, Mumbai                  June 18,  2023                Sun  11:25 PM

Birthday - EF - Amrit Singh Manku .. Monday, 19 June … wishes for this day for you and love from the Ef brigade ..❤️

🪔 .. June 19 .. birthday greetings to Ef Amritvir Singh Manku from London .. thank you for all your affection .. stay safe and protected .. ❤️ from your Ef Family ..

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to ask of you to give to accept to love my love to you ever .. that be the express of the day at the GOJ .. and the apprehensions exist .. as I do the ���sitting’ by the self in wonder .. will they be there, will they be happy , will they cheer .. so many if and wills theys .. 

be the insecurity of the creative mind .. 

but when I walk out ..

there is nothing quite like it .. and I shall ever remain in wonder of its blessing ..

and the several mean of the interpretations get different mean to the each .. and each look at it with some disdain at times and some in incessant questioning .. how wonderful to be in such state of uncertainty .. on the part of the other .. 

it be as bad as the bike ride and the helmet .. 

किया कराया कुछ नहीं  ; अंडे फोड़े २० वहीं  !

those, Hindi challenged , be not in worry .. it be nothing .. at all ..

but it needs to be said that the times in the Saptaswar be the most inspiring even though they produce nothing of value .. someday perhaps but at the moment , nothing at all ..

many that felt the poem of Babuji wrote in to appreciate the condition of its appearance .. at the most opportune moment .. it related to many .. and the condition they were in .. 

the genius of a poet is demonstrated by the attachment his words give to the reader .. each must be the poet .. each must identify the mean of the word expressed .. many a time has Babuji expressed this in his write ups .. in the forwards of the fresh material .. in the pre and post .. such a joy to be able to read the mind as it develops creativity .. to share .. and give to the prospectus of an entrant the needed advice , path and inspired hand on the back … 

what we become and what we conduct in our path necessarily has the adventure of the elder .. it needs attention and deliverance .. for in time that is what shall be given to yours .. and his to his .. and on .. 

.. another day approaches by the morrow which shall be spent in ‘sitting’ .. sitting and thinking .. 

love and may the night be of pleasant rest ..

Amitabh Bachchan

[eiraaaaaaaaaaa]

Ave Atque Vale, William Owen Herondale,

The one who taught us to love,

The one who was blessed by the angel,

The one who loved poetry more than one ever could😂,

The one who made us hate lil evil ducks,

The one who was charm incarnate,

The one who wrote the most famous song of the millennium, "Demon Pox",

The one who sacrificed everything for those he loved,

The one who was cursed (but not really)

The one who went through the pain of a parabatai bond snapping,

The one who made people hate him just to protect them,

The one who was totally cool with the idea of bringing one's parabatai with them on a honeymoon😂

The one who was fierce,

The one who never gave up,

The one who thrust his hand in burning hot flames to save his parabatai,

The one who is the face of Herondales

The one for whom words aren't enough to describe how great he was,

Ave Atque Vale, Will Herondale, Hail and Farewell

No matter what happens, you will always be the best Herondale and the most loved shadowhunter to ever exist.❤❤

[aarav71]

[olgaul]

Мой день 😀😄😊 День рожденье, светлый праздник..🎉 #деньрожденьетолькоразвгоду #деньрождение #мойдень #цветы💐 #поздравления #хризантемы #лето2018 #19июня #happyday #happybirthday #flowers #june2018 #19june 🎂 #summerday #взаимныелайки #russia2018 https://www.instagram.com/p/BkNgAe7loCv/?utm_medium=tumblr

[apureniallsource]

Niall performing Fire Away in Bangor - 06/19

[dr-c-k]

☁️☁️⛅☁️☁️🌥☁️☁️🌤☁️☁️ #turkey #izmir #bornova #summer #19june #2018 #nofilter #sky #nature #naturallife #blue #white #candyclouds #clouds #cottonclouds #cottoncandy #cloud #mobilephotography #mobilephoto #photography #photo #samsungs6 #samsung #samsungphotography #samsungphoto 📷📸 (Özkanlar/Bornova)

[jeevanjali]

Aaj Ka Love Rashifal 19 June: प्यार के मामले में इन राशियों का दिन रहेगा सुहाना, पढ़ें लव राशिफलAaj Ka Love Rashifal 19June: राशिफल के अनुसार आज यानि 19 जून 2024 बुधवार का दिन सभी 12 राशियों की लवलाइफ के लिए बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण रहेगा। दैनिक लव राशिफल (Daily Love Rashifal) में कुछ राशियों को उनके पार्टनर की तरफ से भरपूर प्यार मिलेगा

[apureniallsource]

Niall in London - 06/19

[shawmilaarchive]

Shawn being scared of “Señorita” questions in a “Shawn Mendes The Tour” Q&A.

[pogo14]

А у нас град. А у вас? #пятница #дождь #град #гроза #лето #19июня #19июня2020 #Москва #19june #19june2020 #friday #rain #hail #summer #Moscow https://www.instagram.com/p/CBnXShyj9QR/?igshid=1kxxes4v3i8pk

[manoj2023]

International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict - 19 June. #19june #today https://www.instagram.com/p/CBnBNYIF037w-HA80CBWLm6jlCt1FqbzD5yW-U0/?igshid=n69ujwbtbejj